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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1923

Page

7

Ainsworth and Nearby Towns Notes Highlight Visits and Events

Miss Kathyrine Evans of Orange visits sister in Ainsworth while Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willis of Colfax Iowa tour the town. Local seniors graduate as Ida Belle Davis earns a diploma. Rev. Davis leads baccalaureate and speech, with music from the High School Glee Club. Several residents plan trips and attend regional events, with scattered travel between Ottumwa Osceola and Fairfield.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Kathyrine Evans Orange California Duane MccCreedy Jay Evans Dick Willis Colfax Iowa Grover Neiswanger Harvey Clara Wallace Washington Appel Quincy, Jr Whiteman New London Reed Hutchinson Kansas J. W. Davis Ida Belle Davis W. H. Anderson M. E D. M. Davis J. F. Rex High School Glee Club Davis St. Paul

Grace Lease returns home from Burlington teaching post

Crawfordsville May 24 Miss Grace Lease has returned home from Burlington where she taught in the schools the past year. Mrs Cecil Lease and daughter Doreen Pearl of Ft Madison are visiting at the Hamiland Lease homes. Numerous others visited Washington yesterday and relatives arrived from Columbia Missouri.

Ocean Smith West Pont Jenold Smith Ray Cassady Oskaloosa Clark Tracy Lucille Geo. Wanerus Iowa City Hospital Ann Woodworth Ray Spellman Burr Oak Cresco Claire Conrad Bruce Fox Mary Fox Wrove Labonte Will Christ Home Bruce Clark Trafton Parsons Mike Winona Crile Win Norton Darlington Wisconsin Oral Sweet Washington Gladys Peters Queen Esther Circle Mabel Robinson Town City Robt. Baldersons Floyd Maxwell R. BE. Lease M. W. Welch J. C. Mitchell Lisle Maxwell R. BR. Davis Mary Manners John Wooley John Lease Columbia Arthur Yard T. J. Nicholson

Elmore Visit and Local Movements Reach Brighton

Brighten notes record Beecher Elmore and wife arriving by car from Richmond Hill for a visit with William Elmore. Mrs John Davis of Washington travels through Brighton en route to Wayland to manage farm business. Lumber Co executive Talbert from Keokuk calls on Brighton. Lamansky family visits Ernest Barnett in Farfield while children stay on the farm. Donald and Robert Edwards plan a ten day trip starting Thursday.

Brighton Beecher Elmore Wm. Elmore Richmond Hill Long Island John Davis Washington Wayland Talbert the Lumber Co Keokuk Will Lamansky Marguerite Baby Rath Ernest Barnett Farfield Will Edna Mae Ernest Donald Rob Edwards

Brighton Route One News Notes and Local Events

Sunday church services at Clay church were led by Hev Bruce with a fair turnout. Allen Meachem's visited Laird Woodford's home. Uncle Tom's Cabin drew crowds to Brighton. Mrs Morgan and Howard Woodford joined outings with the children. Mrs Waterhouse and Ira visited near West Chester. Max Waterhouse injured by gravel wreck on Wednesday night. windshield shattered but she recovered. Anson Woodford's and Lydia Hinshaw visitors. Forbes and Baileys attended a ball game at East Pleasant Plain. a Forbes brother played for Coppock. Most folks finished planting corn for the season.

Brighton Servat Hev. Bruce Allen Meachem Laird Woodford Morgan Howard Woodford West Chester Max Waterhouse Baileys East Pleasant Plain Forbes

Local Social Notes From Gray May Weekends

May 24 updates show Mrs Forrest De Walker visiting J J Benda home. Ed Myall heads to Mayo Clinic Rochester for treatment with wife. Finneys and daughters Helen and Mabelan join family visits. Far Binney and Arthur spend Sunday with R D May er. Farmers busy planting corn. Finch and George Pin visit Will Bealers.

Gray Gray Forrest de Walker J. J. Benda Ed Myall Rochester Mr. Myall Mayo Brothers H. C. Finney Helen Mabelan Far Binney Arthur R. D. Mayer S. P. Finch George Pin Will Bealers

Dayton Grove News and Social Highlights

Moore has been on the sick list. Howard Skinner paints for Will Embree. Will and Mrs Embree visited the Mayers home. Mr and Mrs George Ferguson host W Ferguson's children at their home. Many Dayton Grove residents attended the Mother Goose play at West Chester Baptist church. Ernest Casey, home from vacation, visited Westchester. Asa Miller bought a Ford roadster. Dusenberry family visited Washington. So and Sew club meets May 31 at Mrs Dan Gass’s home.

Dayton Grove Moore Howard Skinner Will Embree Mayers Ferguson Geo Clark Loretta Walker Florence Scott Orchestra Gree Ernest Casey Westchestern Asa Miller Henry Dusenberry Billy Washington Dan Gass

Local Visitors And Travel Notes From Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville May 25. Mrs G W Hinna and Mrs L G Sherwood visited in Washington yesterday morning. Luther Gormly returned home from Chicago. P L Huber came home from Excelsior Springs Missouri where he had treatments for several weeks but was not greatly benefitted by the baths.

Crawfordsville G. W. Hinna L. G. Sherwood Washington Luther Gormly Chicago P. L. Huber Excelsior Springs Missouri

Memorial to Our Heroes Beneath the Poppies

A verse tribute by Robert Bell McKendry recalls Flanders Field and the sentinel poppies. It honors fallen soldiers, their valor, and the quiet vigil of the flowers over graves, with reflections on remembrance through time.

Robert Bell McKendry Flanders Red Flanders

Birthday gatherings mark family visit in Muscatine area

Frank Ullrich and family shopped in Muscatine last Saturday. Myral McCreedy and wife visited home folks Sunday. Mrs. Cherwinker celebrated a birthday with a family gathering including Mr and Mrs Horak and others bringing ice cream and cake.

Haskins Frank Ullrich Muscatine Myral McCreedy Hazel Booth Cladys Heddie Parsons College Jim Cherwinker Harley Cone Jimmy Marion Washington Mela Horak Rhea Archie

Community Notes From Washington and Surrounding Areas

Local residents report shopping in Washington on Wednesday. Misa Goldie Doig from near Dublin visited with her aunt Mrs Roy Dawson and family. Harley Stafford returned Wednesday from Kansas City after several days there. Several community members attended commencements at Ainsworth and Washington.

Washington Misa Goldie Doig Dublin Roy Dawson Harley Stafford Kansas City Ainsworth

Fallacy of Schools Cited By Sand on Arts Paths

The quote contrasts realists who see prose and idealists who see poetry, predicting sunlit days for both groups. Sand argues that in each art the privileged few prevail and that the debate over schools will fade as fashions change.

George Sand Dr. Sainsbury Goldwyn Hugh Sainsbury

Jaywalkers' Luck and a Waiting Chauffeur

A Boston Evening Transcript anecdote describes a broken down auto and a slow chauffeur as a boss urges speed to catch pedestrians crossing the street. The employer bursts out with a sharp command to hurry Henry to avoid missing potential foot traffic.

Henry Boston Evening Transcript

A Juvenile Jokester

A juvenile humor piece from the Boston Transcript features a child asking his father where goldfish originate, suggesting a riverbank origin. The dialogue captures a lighthearted, family scene with a playful exchange.

Paddy Boston Transcript

Tamarack Wood Valued for Posts and Ties

Tamarack, an American timber tree 30 to 90 feet tall common in swamps, yields hard resinous wood prized for posts poles ties and tires. The European larch is its close relative and is favored for planting as an ornamental tree.

Tanlac praised by Kansas City woman for health boost

Mrs Nevel Kilp of 1641 Broadway Kansas City declares Tanlac restored her strength and appetite after overwork and poor digestion. She reports renewed energy and a healthy glow after four bottles and urges readers to buy Tanlac from druggists. Ad claims over 37 million bottles sold and promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.

Nevel Kilp Proadway Kansas City Tanilac Tanlac

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